healthskills.wordpress.com/2025/08/25/whe… Bronnie Lennox Thompson 🐾🇳🇿🌈🎓

gofund.me/25e8afa1 dear Twitterati please give generously to my dear friend who is facing her biggest challenge yet. Despite horrific injuries her spirit and humour are undimmed. Let’s get her home 💕

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Open access online physiotherapy education 2025. 44k followers. It’s only going to get worse

What clinical/non clinical job plans are primary care APPs on around the country? Not FCPs but NHS APPs expected to work across pillars? And how much of that is for meetings/ mand training etc? Please share - thanks! Physio Matters Chartered Society of Physiotherapy (CSP) We are Primary Care Office of the Chief Executive NHSScotland Advanced Practice Physiotherapy Network

Interested to know how many people routinely assess tibiofemoral joint mobility with anterior and posterior glides for suspected knee OA - and how does this guide management?

I hear you 😂😂

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Excellent reality check. Way above my level of knowledge and understanding, but grateful for leaders keeping an eye on the bigger picture.

physiotherapyjournal.com/article/S0031-… A reminder to have a read of this from Kate Purcell Neil Langridge Change can be challenging

Following yesterday’s leg length post, I’ve had quite a few messages asking to explain more. 🎬 When 2+2=5. Observations during an assessment are often just that. Be careful of these being linked or attributed as the primary cause of a problem. Often they are nothing to do

Again - so many parallels with physio

“clinical emphasis on compensation is largely self-serving, making professionals seem diagnostically sophisticated and more valuable to their clients”. Great statement - worth reflecting on!

Thanks Mark Kargela - hope this stimulates some thought/ discussion/ reflection!

Thanks Seth Peterson for your response to our editorial. I hope the reply has addressed your concerns, which reassuringly seemed more like misinterpretation than disagreement. Good to see we share common ground on many points! Neil Langridge physiotherapyjournal.com/article/S0031-…

Comments on this thread highlight a real issue with perception & understanding, reflecting ongoing inconsistency in how AP roles are defined. It’s why I’m content to remain clear about my scope as an MSK APP & maintain clear professional boundaries! Also some people are 😡🤯😵‍💫💩

Have We Been Looking in the Wrong Place? I’ve been a surgeon for over 25 years, and the longer I practice, the less I’m interested in structure — and the more I’m drawn to physiology. I don’t ignore the structure… but I weigh the findings differently. Early in my career, I

I think this is a genuinely good idea!

We all need to think a bit more about how and what we say to patients bmj.com/content/377/bm…